Thanks for the feedback Rob.   I doubt its lack of horsepower.  I'll have to 
dig into this further.

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Dave,

SDSF primary command syntax is a bit clunky as it has to support "the way it 
has always worked" and every parameter is positional rather than a more modern 
"keyword(value)" or "keyword=value" format.

I have the ear of the current SDSF development team and perhaps they can 
provide something like a "ENQD dsname_pattern" command that would prime the 
major name with "SYSDSN", the SYSNAME with "*" and then filter the minor names 
by the specified pattern. Let me know if this sounds like something you would 
like.

As for the response time of the "N" and "D" line commands, that very much 
sounds like something to do with your GRS configuration - perhaps raise a PMR 
with IBM to investigate if you believe that this is not a simple case of lack 
of CPU power?

Rob Scott

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Rob,  I've been playing with that too.   ENQC is nice, shows plex-wide enq 
contention, ENQ not so much, kludgy IMO.   By default ENQ is single system, and 
to enable all systems, you have to also specify major name.  So ENQ SYSDSN * to 
get all systems in the plex.   No way to pass any kind of filter on the major 
name, so you get (in my case, a list of 268K entries back) all data set names.  
Which you can then use a filter or find commands against, but why on earth no 
short cut?

ENQC is easy enough that my operations staff can use it to see who is holding 
up a production batch job.   However on occasion, they want to just "look up" a 
dataset to see if anyone is using it at that moment.   I realize there are 
methods via ISPF 3.4, etc, or just issue the D GRS,RES=(SYSDSN,'DATA.SET.NAME')

As for the "N", I've tried that too.  I don’t know if something is wrong, but 
when I use that, it takes a good 15 seconds for the display to come back, and 
then its scope is only that single system.   Once that list is produced, and 
you issue a "D" next to the dataset to display all enqueues, another 15 
seconds, and even that display is single system.

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Check out the new "ENQ" command in SDSF (2.1+) as it supports sysplex-wide ENQ 
information display.

Note that you can also do an "N" action in the "NP" column on the DA panel to 
show enqueues for the ASID only.

Rob Scott

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My wish for ISRDDN would be to be able to toggle on/off sysplex-wide ENQ data 
for STAR mode GRS configuration.   ISRDDN ENQ pulls up a TASID-like panel, but 
there is no way to make it display global enqueues that I can see.  All I get 
is a LIMITED ENQ DATA in the upper right corner, and extended help says:

This system is running with SETGRS MODE=STAR. ENQ information will not be 
collected from other systems. As a result, ENQ displays may not reflect all of 
the ENQs which are known to GRS.

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John,

I wonder how many of us missed that little improvement. I use ISRDDN enough 
times per day that I created a command table entry for it so that I only have 
to type DDN from anywhere. I just checked the new PARM command in SDSF. If you 
are using SYSNAME *, it will search for a member (masking acceptable) in every 
parmlib dataset listed. I did not see the capability to search for a string 
from that display, unless I missed it in my quick read of the tutorial . Still, 
that member search can be very powerful in its own right, especially in shops 
with tons of lpars.

Bob

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On Tue, Nov 21, 2017 at 5:41 AM, Andrew Metcalfe < 
00000149a256c9e8-dmarc-requ...@listserv.ua.edu> wrote:

> DDLIST (ISRDDN) has this capability out of the box Just type PARMLIB 
> to add the logical parmlib concatenation to your display.
> You can then issue O(nly) PARMLIB command followed by M(ember) xxxxxxx.
>
> Andrew
>
>
​Thanks. I knew about the LINKLIST command, but had never noticed the PARMLIB 
command. Oh, well, another one bites the dust. ​


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